Permaculture Design Certification Course: Corvallis, Oregon HORT 299
July 19 - Aug 6, 2010, Mon-Fri, 9am-4pm @ Oregon State University’s Urban Horticulture Center
Cost: $750 (10% Couples Discount)
Instructor: Andrew Millison, with guests Larry Korn, Mark Lakeman, Leonard Barrett, Heiko Koester, Tao Orion and others
Field Trips to Portland
City Repair, Aprovecho and others
This course is open to both enrolled OSU students and to the general public. We will cover the internationally recognized
Permaculture Designer Certification curriculum with classroom work, field trips, hands-on projects, experiential exercises, amazing guest speakers and a great design project.
Permaculture Design is a method of
land planning that works at scales from garden to farm and village to
city. It is an ethically based holistic design system that uses principles derived from ecosystems,
native peoples, and time-tested ways to create
sustainable settlements and organizations. Although rooted in agriculture,
Permaculture design is interdisciplinary, touching on many subjects including regional planning, ecology, animal husbandry, horticulture,
appropriate technology, architecture, and international development.
This course goes above and beyond the standard 72 hour
Permaculture Design course, with close to 90 hours of instruction, amazing guest lecturers, and field trips to some of the most established Permaculture projects in Oregon.
Students are responsible for their own food and lodging during the course.